NEUAC is a coalition dedicated to bridging states, utilities, and social services to protect families in utility crises.
Through advocacy and education, we work to end energy poverty.
NEUAC is a coalition dedicated to bridging states, utilities, and social services to protect families in utility crises.
Through advocacy and education, we work to end energy poverty.
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Who We Are
Following the 2013 merger of the National Fuel Funds Network (NFFN) and the National Low Income Energy Consortium (NLIEC), the National Energy & Utility Affordability Coalition (NEUAC), a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization, was formed as a broad-based coalition of diverse member organizations and individuals. We work to highlight the energy needs of income-constrained households and we advocate for policies and programs to help reduce their energy burdens.
Our coalition members represent the voices of millions of households who struggle to afford the basics, a warm home in winter, a cool home in the heat of the summer. We educate policy makers on the need for national programs such as LIHEAP. LIHEAP advocacy is a year-round effort culminating in LIHEAP Action Day in Washington D.C. every February and LIHEAP Action Month in August.
NEUAC is a national coalition of like-minded advocates committed to heightening the awareness of energy poverty. Members enjoy a community of professionals working together to provide affordable energy to low income consumers; have access to strategies and tools to help improve their crucial efforts; and most importantly help advance public policy through our combined efforts.